Left overs
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I was wonder what does everyone do with left over material that is too small to use any
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I know my mother donates it to a person that uses it to make beds for animals and uses it for stuffing.
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I know my mother donates it to a person that uses it to make beds for animals and uses it for stuffing.
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You are asking about scraps. How small is too small to keep is a perennial question. Depends how much you like to piece. Some folks keep everything, no matter how small, some have a 2" square limit etc. Go to Bonnie Hunter's site for inspiration:
http://quiltville.com/scrapusersystem.shtml
100% cotton scraps that I think are too small to keep go into my flower beds as mulch.
http://quiltville.com/scrapusersystem.shtml
100% cotton scraps that I think are too small to keep go into my flower beds as mulch.
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You are asking about scraps. How small is too small to keep is a perennial question. Depends how much you like to piece. Some folks keep everything, no matter how small, some have a 2" square limit etc. Go to Bonnie Hunter's site for inspiration:
http://quiltville.com/scrapusersystem.shtml
100% cotton scraps that I think are too small to keep go into my flower beds as mulch.
http://quiltville.com/scrapusersystem.shtml
100% cotton scraps that I think are too small to keep go into my flower beds as mulch.
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Thrift places such as Goodwill or Salvation Army will accept scraps too small to use for quilting. They are sold to recycling companies. I verified this with the local stores, so you may want to check with the thrift stores first before donating.
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